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    Have you ever wondered about Arabia’s most common religion and its biggest prophet? Arabia’s most common religion is Islam. Muslims are people who follow Islamic faith. Islam is a monotheistic religion. Monotheism is the belief in one God. Allah is the Islamic God. Muslims have to follow the five pillars of Islam. The five pillars of Islam are Shahadah, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj. Shahadah is the profession of faith that expresses Islamic beliefs. Salat are the daily prayers and Muslims are…

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    Local Control In Texas

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    Lama Tamang 1 Pasang Lama Tamang Professor Sherry Sharifian Government 2306.73011 30 April 2017 Limiting the power of Local Control in Texas Local Control has been favored by most of the people in Texas but the recent issues related to Local Control has been addressed by most of the people. Misuse of the power has made the debate rise over recent years. Even the Texas political leaders have sued the government several times for the policies that are changing the Texas into the unrecognizable…

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    Opec Mission Statement

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    OPEC and the U.S. Economy OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) was founded in Baghdad in 1960. It originally had five members; Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Venezuela. In 1965 the headquarters for OPEC moved to Vienna where it remains today. OPEC is currently made up of thirteen countries and they are responsible for over 40% of the world’s oil production as well as over 70% of the world’s proven oil reserves. OPEC’s mission statement, according to its official…

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    Rebellious Definition

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    If I had to describe my mother using one word, I would say; Rebellious. If the definition of the word rebellious is; “Showing a desire to resist authority, control, or convention”, then what else I can call my mother? Throughout her entire life, my mother has done things, that exceeded the expectations of women of her age, time, and place. However, my mother would not approve of me calling her rebellious. In fact, that is the exact word that she would call my sisters and I to show her objection…

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    Well-being of Saudi Arabia Women Blessed Reine Prairie View A&M University Domestic violence is a major issue in Saudi Arabia, but it is overlooked a lot because the society of Saudi Arabia doesn’t see a problem with it. The only individuals that do have an issue are the women that. They are afraid to speak up and say anything about it. Things are done differently in Saudi Arabia than in…

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    of the least talked about is that against women in Saudi Arabia. The women of Saudi Arabia are treated like children by the men in their lives. They have no freedom and must follow strict laws or otherwise face harsh punishments. The females who live in Saudi Arabia don’t have equal opportunities and are discriminated against compared to the opportunities and freedoms of males who also reside in Saudi Arabia. This is evident because in Saudi Arabia, women are required to follow a strict dress…

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    Women In The Middle East

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    everyday tasks like drive a car, vote in political elections, or choose which outfit to wear that day. Life in the middle east is significantly easier for men, men get to make the decisions, they have authority over any females in their life. “In Saudi Arabia, every woman must have a male guardian — her father, brother, husband, uncle or even son — who has to give his approval before the woman can travel outside the country, get married or divorced and be released from prison. This does not…

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    Embargo's Energy Crisis

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    The World witnessed a struggle for the control of oil in 1973, the decisions of which ultimately lead to globalization. As America saw the pace of life quicken in the twentieth century with the use of cars, planes, airplanes and appliances, the demand for oil to fuel this development increased. Believing that there was endless energy, the American way of life had an insatiable appetite for oil. Up until 1950 the United States had been able to supply its own energy needs, but in less than 25…

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    For decades the United States has relied on Saudi Arabia mainly as a source of cheap oil. The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia has also brought about many lucrative business deals. The relationship between these two countries has always been extremely important due to the fact the United States is heavily dependent on Saudi oil. Saudi Arabia oil production is a key player in the world’s economy and could put many countries at great risk if they were to lose access to trade of oil.…

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    Dubai Research Paper

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    but has been mentioned many times since 1095. During that time, the Byzantine and Sassanine empires ruled the Dubai area. The Sasanine empires ruled the Dubai area. The Sassanines were driven out by the Umayyad Caliph, while the took over southeast Arabia. Dubai was established by Al Abu Falasa; however, it was dependent of Abu Dhabi until 1833. In…

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